I’m sure that in a scenario such as an EMP, there will be plenty of people of faith are out there trying to survive. This is the case here except the author preaches at every chaptor. I really tried to stick it out but I just couldnt.So if you like to be preached to and..
This book gives a person food for thought in areas that may not have been thought about in the event of a take over. I’m praying that I have enough time to do what I need to do because the way it’s looking… events are unfolding rapidly and time is of the essence. May God..
Review from Masters of Mayhem →
I love all Franklin Horton’s books, but it took me awhile to get into this series. I listened to the first book, and just have to say I can’t stand listening to Scottish or Irish accents. No offense to anyone (I am Irish), but it’s really hard for my ears and brain to process. (I..
Review from Behind the Curve: Book 2 →
Again, Boyd delivers a compelling story well worth your time. Bravo my friend. keep it up.
Review from Brimstone →
I must say that I was pleasantly pleased with the entire book. From narration to content, the book delivered on every aspect of Christian fiction, uniting biblical themes with modern day living. The characters and events are interestingly believable.
Review from Nuclear Winter Desolation →
This series has really made me think about this happening I have now turned into a prep
a worthy addition to the mad mick legend. Connor maguire, Franklin Horton, Kevin pierce and Jim Powell all in one place……. audible heaven!!!!
Review from Ultraviolent →
I am very sad that The Mad Mick series have ended. He is my favorite character of the Locker 9 and Mad Mick series.I do look forward to hear of the story of Barb new job and life.
The book interesting but the reader did not connect with the story and kinda messed up the book for me.
The excitement in this book was great. Showing how some will take advantage of a situation.